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Not officially connected to the jewellery brand Pandora, The Art of Pandora is a blog about Pandora jewellery. Started in 2014 as an Instagram account, it grew in 2016 to a website theartofpandora.com which has millions of visitors every year. Recently this fan led channel expanded its scope by starting a YouTube channel.
I go to The Art of Pandora for all my Pandora news and reviews!
Either an amazing piece of art but mostly an insult. It resembles a 5-year-olds drawing.
Friend: *shows drawing* Is it good?
Insult: What the fuck is that? That looks like modern art to me.
Complement: Holy Jesus! That is modern art right there!
Weaver Academy is a performing and visual arts school, and is known for their high standards and weird students. A typical day at weaver involves math teachers using tampon strings as rulers, the practice room monster, trying to poop while random girls are vaping in the bathroom, having fun in your PVA, and homework. Weaver is a pretty fun place, you can typically expect an 18 year old in guitar to flirt with underclassman, a freshman in theater singing in the hallways, or the emo kids being emo. People at this school either listen to taylor swift or deftones, there’s no in between. Overall, Weaver is alright.
Do you go Weaver Academy for the Performing and Visual Arts?
Yeah, I’m not gay though
Today is a day where you can create art and sell it, present it, worship it or hang it up on a wall. Today is a day to just stop and appreciate art.
Hannah: Hey, it's national art day!
Friend: Oh really?
Hannah: Wanna paint together?
Friend: I thought you'd never ask!
a developmental disorder characterized by artistic organizational problems: incapable of organizing art collections.
I am incapable of organizing my art collections, because of my Art Deficit Disorder.
An art style, typically consisting of rounded, bubbly, minimalistic characters with large eyes and colorful features. Commonly found on platforms such as Reddit or Twitter, and more historically, Tumblr. This style is originated from users of these platforms with they/them pronouns in their bio or status.
"I found this art on Twitter, and I'm getting a they/them art style vibe from it"